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Integrating 3D point-cloud-based documentation workflows into architectural training effectively enhances students' technical skills and understanding of cultural heritage values, providing a transferable model for digital archiving. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To evaluate an educational workflow integrating 3D remote sensing into architectural training for documenting, analyzing, and archiving diverse Transylvanian heritage sites.

August 23, 2026Remote SensingOpen Access

Sharing Cultural Values Through 3D Point-Cloud-Based Documentation of Transylvanian Heritage

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AVAlina Elena Voinea CNCălin Neamțu VPVirgil Pop

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Pilot educational evaluation demonstrates effective 3D scanning workflows in architecture trainees, indicating enhanced digital competence and cultural heritage documentation.

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To evaluate an educational workflow integrating 3D remote sensing into architectural training for documenting, analyzing, and archiving diverse Transylvanian heritage sites.
Architecture master's students captured spatial data across timber, brick, stone, and industrial structures using terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) and mobile SLAM.
Multi-sensor point clouds were registered and evaluated in CloudCompare alongside descriptive pre- and post-workshop questionnaires (n = 13 unmatched each).
Comparative sensor alignment for the Tioltiur case study achieved a root mean square (RMS) registration error of 0.1121 across 50,000 points with fitted-wall dip angles of ~89° and ~85°.
Post-workshop descriptive survey results demonstrated high self-reported scores (medians 4–5) across technical proficiency, archival awareness, and cultural heritage appreciation.

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Voinea et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8aae507677a34114447346 https://doi.org/10.3390/rs18162841

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August 23, 2026Remote SensingOpen Access

Sharing Cultural Values Through 3D Point-Cloud-Based Documentation of Transylvanian Heritage

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Authors

AVAlina Elena Voinea CNCălin Neamțu VPVirgil Pop

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Pilot educational evaluation demonstrates effective 3D scanning workflows in architecture trainees, indicating enhanced digital competence and cultural heritage documentation.

Key Points

To evaluate an educational workflow integrating 3D remote sensing into architectural training for documenting, analyzing, and archiving diverse Transylvanian heritage sites.
Architecture master's students captured spatial data across timber, brick, stone, and industrial structures using terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) and mobile SLAM.
Multi-sensor point clouds were registered and evaluated in CloudCompare alongside descriptive pre- and post-workshop questionnaires (n = 13 unmatched each).
Comparative sensor alignment for the Tioltiur case study achieved a root mean square (RMS) registration error of 0.1121 across 50,000 points with fitted-wall dip angles of ~89° and ~85°.
Post-workshop descriptive survey results demonstrated high self-reported scores (medians 4–5) across technical proficiency, archival awareness, and cultural heritage appreciation.

Cite This Study

Voinea et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8aae507677a34114447346 https://doi.org/10.3390/rs18162841

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